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The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1887-05-21

Editor Savannah Tribune:

In our Judgment nothing is
stranger than the multiplicity of
views expressed by all classes as to
the Negro and politics. The Dem.
ocrats seem to think he should vote
with them, but for what reason God
only knows unless it is because they
have always been his worst enemy.
The Republicans on the other hand
argue that the poor Negro should
vote with them in season and out OF
season, because as they say. they
freed him gave him the ballot, etc,
and We are sorry to see on the part
of some Intelligent Negroes a dis
position to pander to both Of these
policies
The fact of the whole matter is
the colored citizens Of this country
owe nothing to either of the two
great parties, for neither has done
anything tor them that they were
not forced to do and even that little
has more than been repaid; conse-
quently We are tree to do JUS aS
we please so far as the past is con-
cerned. But in all future contests
it should be our chief aim TO so uSt
our ballots as to produce The great
est amount of good to orr people
and country. In plain words we
believe he time has come when WE
as people should live, think, and
act for ourselves, regardless of par,
ty or party names. When we do thi,
our assistance will be sought by al
and we should help the one giving
the best guarantee of protection il
all of our political and civil rights
OBSERVER.
The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1887-05-21

THE South must construct its NEW
building on the foundation Of JUS
tice. No class of its citizens must
be subjected to undue prejudice for
the elevation of another. Our laws
and business transactions under
them should know no race nor
color. 1t does not matter what
men may say. and how sections are
doomed, prosperity will not stay
long where injustice rules,-LNor-
NAL Index.
The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1887-05-21

EDITOR T T Fortune and Rev. W
B Derrick rendered a compliment
airy reception and banquet to Hon.
II c G Astwood, U. S. Consul at
San Domingo, at the Stevens House
New York, on Nav 6 which from
the report in the New York Free,
man was a grand affair. Speeches
were made by Mr., Astwood,
Lawyer L McCants Stewart, Hon.
J NJ Langston, Gent Horatio.. King,
Mr.. Fortune and others.
The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1887-05-21
The Planet Mars, the next worlG

The Planet Mars, the next world
to this from the sun, appears to
have system of canals, about fif-
teen miles apart, connecting his two
leading oceans. The people on
Mars are possibly finer engineers
than we. Then, the men who live
there, we judge, are much stronger
for We presume them to be about
ten feet high, weighing from seven
to eight hundred pounds each
Recorder.
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STATE AND COUNTY TAX RE-
TURNS FOR 1887.

This Office is now open for returns
of REAL AND PER ONAL
PROPERTY, POLLS AND PRO
FESSIONS, for the year 1887.
l will visit, as usual, the offices
and workshops of the Central and
S, F. & w. railroads, for the con-
venience of officers and employees.
john r. DILLON, r. T. R. &C.
April II, 1857.
The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1887-05-21

publisher is Prohibitionist, tells
where it stands on the Temperance
question. Published by ". JEN :
NTNGs DEMoREsT, Is East l4th
Street, New York.
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No. 21O.
MADAME SMITH,
Tho Queen aal SGa' Forum. T,III,,

Those who wish to consult her upon ~
affairs of life, in person or bv mail wiii We
member to call at No. 2lO Bryan street re re
tween Montgomery and West Broad She Se,
6een pTacticing this business for nifty wears
she reveals the deepest secrets; unveils ~
future; gives successful lottery numbers"
brings separated married couples and Iove5s,
together; brings back absent friand.
and recleant lovers; and causes speedv ara
happy marriages. She has this gift from ' thS
Almighty. She Is acknowledged by Ali 70 he
the QUEEN and STAR FORTUNE TEIIFs
without SUPERIOR. n
The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1887-05-21

The colored vote is over 10000
strong in Ohio, and will be no
longer the property of Republicans.
Let us act with the K. of L.
ICleve'and Globe.
The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1887-05-21

We welcome TO our sanctum the
Flo rida Sentinel a bright and
sprightIy week ~ published at
Gainesville. Prosperity and long
|liie to the Sentinel.
The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1887-05-21

THE TRIBUNE is mailed to sub.
|scribers regularly on Saturday.
Persons failing to get the paper
will confer favor by promptly re-
porting the fact to us.
The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1887-05-21

BY persistent agitation and un.
firing efforts, the leading colored
citizens of this city. supplementing
the bold fight of the Leader, have
paved the way for the ultimate en-
ioyment of equal accommodation
for eqRal fare on all public carriers
an this State. Hereafter, when a
colored person rides in a first class
coach with ease and comfort un-
lnolested by railroad roughs and
hirelings, let him remember that
the change has been brought about
through agitation aud through the
efforts OF the Southern Leader.
i X X
The movement is grounded on the
great principles of Justice and fair
play, and success is already partly
achieved.
We must remind our people that
they must conduct themselves and
make such an appearance as will
command respect when they 4ravel.
Untidiness or rough conduct on the
part of passenger, white or col
ored, is objectionable, and should
be avoided. Genteel colored pas
sengers don't want to mingle with
nntidy and disorderly whites
either do genteel whites like to
The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1887-05-21
SATURDAY, MAY 81, 1887

MRS. President Cleveland does
not like finger rings. She only
wears ore, her wedding ring.
The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1887-05-21

Tattlers are dangerous. Honest
folks do not tattle, neither will an
honest person listen to one.-Bee.
The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1887-05-21

The Colored Mems Protective
Association of this city will cele-
brate it's first anniversary mex
Mond4y. The order consists OF FIVE
hundred loyal members aud has
done much good for The unfortu-
nate of our race. Rev. D. T.
Greene and Mr.. j. T. Schell will be
the orators of the day.--AtIanta
Weekly News.
The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1887-05-21

JOHN +. DIAGo, colored attor
|ney has recovered $25, in a suit for
damages against Mey ers & Ludeke,
restaurant keepers in Cincinnati for
having bean refused the privilege
of eating at their place. 1t should
have been 25,OO0.-N o Standard.
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G. r. r UF FIN.

Blacksmithing, wheelwright-
ing and horseshoeing, on Ander-
son street, opposite Bull. Re-
pairing &c, at the lowest rates.
All work attended to in a prompt
and satisfactory manner.
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Central Railroad.
SAyANNAH. GA ID

SAVANNAH, GA, Dec. 10, 1886.
an and after this date passenger trains will
~ run as Daily unless marked +, which are
Daily except Sunday.
The Standard time by which these trains
run is 36 minutes slower than Savannah city
The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1887-05-21

Sleeping cars on all night passenger trains
and Macon, Savannah and Atlanta, Macon
and Columbus.
Train leaving at 500 m and arriving at
5:55 IN will not stop to put of or take on
passengers between Savannah and Mi1len.
Connections at Savannah with Savannah,
Florida and Western Railway for ali points in
Florida.
Tickets for all points and sleeping car berths
on sale at city office, No. 20 Bull street and
depot office 80 minutes before departure of
each train. q. A. WHITEHEAD
General Passenger Agent.
JIG. SHAW, Ticket Agent
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-10-30
PORTLAND MATTERS.

Spcriu' Correspondence Of the Sudoy Register.
PORTLAND STATION, October 29.-Mr.
Ellsworth Lewis returned home Tuesday
fcOm Newark, Ohio, where he had been in
conference with some of the b. & o. Off
Gals Mr., Lewis IL inventor of the Lewis
air brake, which promises to excel the
Westinghouse.
Mr.. Wittish, real estate agent, of Pitts
burg, and several other gentlemen, came
down Tuesday and looked over the farm
of John Medill, with the intention OF pur-
chasing,
Deputy Sheriff Jordan, of Steubenville,
WAS down Friday on legal business. Some
say he was looking for the crazy man
spoken of in your columns few days ago.
The other party has returned from Ire
land.
Thursday, while passenger train No. So,
OF the c. Il F. K. r., was passing kelly's
coal works, the workmen dumped car OF
coal, the tlyiog coal damaging coach con-
siderably.
Mr.. G.. W. Collins, OF this place, OIL
ated as operator at Martins Ferry Thurs
day, during the absence of A. J. Vanpelt.
Rev. WilmOt Z. Meek was called to
Bridgeport Friday by the death OF Miss
Moore,
Miss Frazier, OF your city, is spending a
few days with Mrs. w. A. Ward.
Mr.. Thomas Moore and daughter Ella,
and Mrs. W. II Robson, OF Tiltonsville,
spent Thursday here.
Miss Wait Nicely, who has been very
with fever, is improving slowly.
Mr.. o. u. Mckee has accepted "A clerk
ship in the store of Hodgens & Ward.
The first party of the season was given
by the Misses Stringer, Thursday evening.
We we're unable to secure the names OF
the large number present.
1t is rumored that Bellaire gentleman
will in the near future wed one of our city
bellies. We won't give it away.
Mr.. J. L. Gillespie, General Agent for
the Wheeling district of the Cleveland &
Pittsburgh railroad, was in the city We'd
nesday.
Rev. Meek will hold a series of meetings
in the Warrenton NJ. E church.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-10-30
wELLsBURG MATTERS.

Special Correspondence Of the Sunday Register.
WELLsBURG, October 29.-The funeral
of VIM. J. Briggs took place this morning
at ten o'clock from his late residence on
North Main street, it being largely attend
ed by relatives and friends of the deceased.
Rev Brown, of the Presbyterian church,
conducted the services. The pail bearers
were John A. Briggs, VIM. Briggs, DR.. j.
NJ. Cooper, l. c. Wright, G. W. Russell,
and r. F. Craig.
Charles Barth leaves this evening for
Fostoria, Ohio, to work in the new glass
factory, built there by W. S. Brady and
Chas Beam.
DR.. Logan Carr, of Fairmont, and L. L.
Stewart of Moundsville, were in the city
Thursday.
Capt. T. H. Mong, OF Wheeling, is
spending a few days in the city. The
Captain takes long walk in the country
every day for the benefit of his health.
Several weddings are booked for the
near future with more to hear from.
Peter and Thomas Briggs, of Nashville,
Tenn, are here attending the funeral of
their father.
Mortou's "Big 4" minstrels showed to a
fair house last night at Bsrth's Opera Hall.
The overture and some of the specialties
we're very good, while the balance did
| fairly well
Old Neddie Mara, of Cross Creek, was
locked up this afternoon for safety on the
charge OF lunacy. He was in the asylum
once before and was thought to be cured.
The Annual Convention of the Union
Sabbath Soho is in session to-day, and
will be concluded tomorrow evening. A
number Of prominent workers are in at
tendance, among whom are Mrs. W. ID.
Woolery, Gov. F. H. Pierpoint, ". h.
Pearce, D. D, Mr. VIM. A. List, DR..
John D. Moffatt, Rev. R. R. Swope, and
Others.
The following unique advertisement APP
peared in the show window of one of ouI
leading groceries, this week: Wanted
A live clerk" As yet there have been nc
dead ones applied. A happy medium wa:
struck in the shape Of a Rear clerk, bui
must have been unsatisfactory as the ad
still remains.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-10-30
ST, CLAIRSVILLE.
News of Interest tn Belmont County Seat
Personal Items

News of Interest tn Belmont County Seat
Personal Items
Special Correspondence Of The Sunday Register.
ST. GAINESVILLE, o., October %
The Township Trustees of Richland town
ship met in regular monthly session at this
place this afternoon.
Mrs. Rev. Slater Brown, an excellent
lady of Colerain township, died suddenly
on Thursday morning.
B. r. Johnston, Jr., made flying bust
ness trip to Wheeling yesterday.
Mrs. Robert Stedman, a pleasant lady of
Parkersburg, W. Va, is visiting the family
of Robert Stedman, this place.
Mr.. Joel Elliott, who has been i'll for
some time, is no better.
Mrs. Atchison and daughter, who have
been living here for some time, removed to
Flushing to-day.
Water is very scarce about town, as
many OF the wells have gone dry.
The Town Council will meet in regular
monthly session on next Tuesday night.
Rev. Robert Alexander will preach at
Mcrristown tomorrow.
The abuse of n. X. Kennon, Esq. by the
Republican papers of the county ought to
make him hundreds of votes for Prosecutor
from the honest people vino know him to
be a man of the highest integrity and
honor, always ready to perform his duties
faithfully.
Jesse Bewley, former st. Clairsville
boy, now of Chicago, is visiting here,
Billy Nickname conductor on the st.
Cla-rsville and Northern railroad, moved
his family from this place to Bridgeport
last week.
Mrs. Judge Kennon, mother OF PrOsecut-
ing Attorney n. X. Kennon, has been
quite i'll with rheumatism, but Is some
what better at this writing.
Marshal John Stuff, OF Bridgeport, was
in town Yesterday.
Hon. Shannon Barton, of Colerain town
ship is in town, member Of the regular
jury.
Norris d BEEN. are drilling well for
John Kintner
Probate Criminal Court one week from
next Monday.
Jim Singer, Of Benwood, called on his
st. Evansville friends on Thursday.
Mrs. Mary Doyle returned home to-day
from a pleasant visit to GAINESVILLE friends.
Fred. KieS, Jr., is working at the cigar
making business in Bellaire.
Ex.State Senator Holdings ofCadiz
was in town TODAY.
Hons. Ross J. Alexander, Albert Law
renee and George Tim addressed Demo
cratic meetingat Pasco Station last evening.
Judge John B briggs spent last Sunday
at his home in WoOdsield.
DR.. Geo. f. Furhay returned to-day from
Springfield, Ohio, where he was attending
a meeting of the State Dental Association.
Misses Julia Frasier and Annie Steenrod
are visiting at Cincinnati.
The next session Ot the GAINESVILLE Dis
trict Conference OF the NJ. f. Church, will
he held at Fairview, on Nsvember IA to
lis
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-10-30
MEXICAN SENTIMENT
As to the Baldwin Murder-Done by a Gang
Of Outlaws.

As TO the Baldwin Murder-Done by a Gang
ofOutlaws.
CITY OF MEXICO, October 2S.-Tbe
menacing tone of section Of the press Of
California, regarding the case Of Lee Bald
win, who was murdered by bandits in the
State of Durango some months ago, attracts
the attention of the newspapers here, and
the sentiment OF Mexican journals is that
il is unjust to make the case one against
the Mexican Government, as Baldwin was
engaged in trade at a point VIGOROUSLY
unsafe, by reason of its being the haunts of
brigands who murdered many foreigners:
and were the terror of Mexicsns rs well.
The band that killed Baldwin were pro-
fessional robbers, and so far have mausged
to elude the authorities. The Los Noticids
SAYS that the press of California have taken
occasion to let itself open torrent OF shuse
against Mexico, and ridicules the threats
OF sending 10000 California militia into
Mexico to punish this nations canDihals
The government here desires the exter-
mination of this band of robbers as earnest
ly can foreigners resident in Durango. 1t
is one of the very few surviving hands OF
of criminals in the country and has given
troops much work in following it up.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-10-30
MILL. MOTIFS.

..- r..4s mills q, EoontOn, y. j.. are
=. be- opened IA irw weeks under the
-a.L-u-aJ OF thr Arlington works.
.gu"r, rolling mill, East st. Louis,
-...i ag.rt5.ans 10 AL departments last
.a-r..>rr,; u1il mill, Belleyille, ILL.,, is
-4r. 90. "u KEGS daily. The Harrison
-., b.. ...r,-. 80 IN, same place, resumed
...-..n. last Monday.
r.. vr-a.z1t.uu ct . company for the
-..lru.. ol p.z and bar iron and iron
str-. r#a..-uu, Colorado, Is low under
n-s l.u., wir, nail iactory's output
,.r.n- .lrr %, .,5D k,g7 M e dIY OF ten
la. Hl.s- t.l!au considerably behind
....,. D.. ut, lut yo e uight lOrce
...aAa. Shields " Co. have started up
... .r .W We'd null. ~ Niles, Ohio,
ssa . uaaI,ug luI nces ana the plate
.. m1.ng ~Neip irou for pipes and
,lr Iua~as ron Company has blown
.a. ..r %. I'. furnaces IL HOkendauqua,
...u. pla,Dpg ont another, because
. Cd. H.,rv..fs OF the Cnli furnished, on
t. .ar uI '... strike ia the Lehigh Tegirn.
G.-mnm.,5an ut E1a~emer steel ingDts
.u-a.f NGfrr m l-t,f was 26S, 1913 tOuS
...r r.tg la I--5, hut the number OF con-
..--.. Ir.I or from los TO 81, showing
.-t.algrrtrgsu I large capacity are taking
Gle place 30. -rlyu oi smaller power.
l.- Lent Ware Nail e., OF Belleville,
b.. lge HtL ;.rIr plant Of ten machines
.".-l'roa ir~s than three months, hut
hare a.rt N'u demand which makes en-.
..s.rut necessary, and they have deter
-arI Poo give mp thriC rented shop and
...u au& erect new works with much
-.-,.".p,.ry as soon ~ possible
..- u.uu Steel Company, Of Chicago,
'. ",.a before last surpassed all pre-
"l,ama,, Tor twcuty-luur hours pro-
.".'au OF steel rmIS During the night
...a. ,atllg 40 q o'cllCk on Wednesday
.-.7s lfr! rails were rolled, and the
a' ,ar. ou Wednesday followed with
.'. Calls. r2t'ura total for these two
...oi &,9i ruis, weighing 1916 gross
.a@ TIN, ws,t ~ the rate OF about eight
.us 20 ,a'sr minutes.
reported that body OF iron ore has
.-ra discovered rear Lockport, y. y.
.ae Nrl.g mil. at Ironton, o., is making
... .ar.s ..|n.F.rg1r
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-10-30
s1lleelin9 Register
LABOR NOTES.
-ny poyE AND SINBw OF THE
SHAT '"'T lamp ARE DOING.
.r,s-sa 70 a.l Classes Of WorktDgmsn Picked
y "a r., ,l psaz-aPhei News fOm all
8g5r the Country.

t ,.sr no striking change in
'H'. ,..,r,,l situation in Wheeling the
TIE '' ,n5 arsrIy al Of our industries
r'' Wv, ,,a-tiug along some fpll time
a'. r.. ..vccially She nail mills, only
ID" rar lack OF a sufficient supply
'' .,,l go has rather handicapped
d .. .....,,nl,~hmeuts at times during
Jas r.,.-.rlr factory rsn several days,
-,-amc agaln tomorrow morn,
'0A " ..... ,,lipg department IL OIL, and
1855 ..,ut and furnace - running.
." ..... ,.r.s l. turning out good
a'a, Do t.. rrr lactory and nail plate de
10. ~ ,.n several DAYS during the
ga.''. .~s viii continue 10 morrow. The
'.'>. tanning out lots OF BeSSemer
a-. r.r.., factory has been running
III. .,.l nails are being sold about as
-. thew tan Ne made.
.s,. ' ...r,r, is about all that has been
'- .,rr5r Top Mill the past week, hut
l-' ,r....rd that the nail plate depart
Do -, ,.4 factory will 70 to work Monday
n Tlssi'y.
r.. finishing department Of the Stand
t-..r a,s made idli time the past week,
'.. u. '.,..i 9.,s..cfs lor the future. The
w.t.. ... -l-r.r,mrut has been idle on Satur-
.. .-l r.st few weeks owing to large
--. r.r. < iron being on hand.
'' ..,, resent mill Is running steadily,
..- rrjyrS ahead.
Do. ...-. n.nwa,d mill a number OF ma
..-.. .. both tDtarics have been running
.... ,..ht- the past week, being COM
......lr tH., owing To the shortage OF
...r .4s Doe the day time. The nail
t.r.rurut ran in the same way. 1t
......,..l ;aat work will be continued
v,sk
-. C,auG -it-s house has been run
....r .r- ,.'h lots Of orders.
.rr. .-..kuuryr X Co : glass works
..., making ulI time, with good pros
.,l 5sui
Pa. a.ngs factory, tack factory ana
....- MINISTRIES have been running stead
PSI. .a..y the planning mills.
m. E.a- class Works, at Wellsburg,
.. h.r. Obliged To suspend operations tor
.,.arrs, 10 order 20 sr,ct q new furnace,
-. d.. the cid oGrs having become ca
al,'et
r--,e 70 shortage Of coke at the Bell
..s..,.t iarnacs, and fears are entertained
.-.,.ra ni-nt.e will be blocked.
In arIi.ug trades have organized
g. -a-,r.y4 ra:Utumoa, consisting OF the
-na,an,. carpenters. plumbers, brick
..r,-, .uH-.irr.ylS and other classes of
..s,,m.r employed on the construction OF
.n-.ru, o, jae election Of J. NJ. En-
-..a. me S;ouem1S"ns' Union, PreSi-
AR. .ai ral-Irt Parrish, OF the Carpen-
~. -..... SECRETARY. Committees were
.rama'ri 20 dIatt % suitable constitu-
.-tnl h,-Hy. Tlr organization will
-.u.,rlrd next Thursday evening.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-10-30
MINES AND MINERS.

The Slacdnrj slope lConnellsville) in
-. alg ID; nlT, hours recently delivered
, wagon. an average Of one a minute
-1 "a ,a~lry.
'a' 'oa. miners at the shaft at Bril-
.-'4,, u. 200, working double turn, owing
. .1- forge department. being on. They
dr. N"EA'g eight hours for a turn.
-leI- BOW coke enough down in the
'.1uri.sN..- regions to ill two thousand
.-.> and iar operators saw three hundred
'.N pr aayar- needed to remove it.
.. .A@'' Cunningham wss killed by a fall
no Goa. DO the KOOntz mine, LCnaCon-
49, va. d. = be- 2p,h inst. The deceased
: .. yea, OF 1ge and leaves a wife and
.s1cdll.ren
-- ed '47 t"nmnous mines there is aide
-'1-d tor yearly all the miners, and but
.s are eoU'ug from abroad. Mining
.,., "Ec1 ordinarily is Obliged to roam
. '-' 10" over the country in seasons,
.-... "'"irT Will be more stationary, and
~-ro5Nslt more stesdy.-ErchdRgs
,' "i.go0g Is a specimen Of toe floating
L.. il s hoped the latter part has \
~. noudat'2n than the first PROPOSE
d.. Inc NouoDglhela river has had no
-. -'l' ior miners since early last sum
,t .A@ southern Atlantic Coal Company
IN 1. NY The iaiUJriGl South to be about
NJ s'''' roks ovens At Big Stone Gap, in
ss,r, S0''0n'y, Va. This company owns
-. mo acres Of land in Wise. Dick
A.. -. "a, aua Buchanan counties, in South
h. - I2.n.a, aud 100, 600 acres in Ten
I'm The land ia the vicinity of the
ra an - Is reported to contain rich deposits Of
7,rr C,s' While the remainder of the COM
5,ss property contains immense de-
49,, S OF hue coking coal. OF the seams
sro, 49, discovered one is : feet thick and
'-''aeT Is feet thick.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-10-30
No. 89I.-A Triple Letter Euigm =.
No. 5.-Nathematical Enigma.

am composed of % letters. and for Conyen,
fence am arranged in three groups containing
TO- 9, and letters respectively. nyOu dig care.
fully into my roots YOU will find that human
happiness Is largely dependent upon me.
FRS GROUP. Extract the square root of 20
l76 and YOU will find an organ. =. Extract the
square root OF Ii. l29 and you will ind your sup.
per. 8 Divide l., los by ,, extract the square
root of the QuOtent, and yOu will have all article
{. Extract the cube root of 1853 and you will
find The person speaking. 5. Extract the square
root of ~ s67 zoo and you will get kind Of wine
made at the Cape of Good Hope.
Second GrOUp.-l The square root of the cubed
sum Of 3 numbers is "a, and the product of the
second and third is -; by tinGing the numbers
YOU will have the name of one of Jacobs sons.
>. Take the most important year Of the eigb.
teenth century, add 900 thereto, and extract the
square root OF the sum- and YOU will have II.
3 Extract the square root of2,SOi and you will
lind an abbreviated company. I. Extract the
cube root OF S0062 qgl and YOU will lind some
thing belonging 10 Chinese custom.
Third Gr0Hy.-l. Qnadruple the square root OF
the only year in the nineteenth century that il Il
perfect square and you will find certain species
of deer. = Extract the square root Of n, 0Gj and
you vii find an apparatus. 3. Extract the square
root OF iG2i and and you will have proposition.
1. Extract the cube root of 30 653 and behold
NUtc-EaCh digit in the several results is TO be
taken rs a distinct number; thus, - would refer
10 the fourth and second letters in the word
phrase or sentence. ARTIBUs SACRESTUs.